The Cecil Whig., 1887-04-30

granny, and they Sneer at the President
for being too good tor his parry. | ap-
peal to each Democrat here if this is n,1
a correct statement Of The atrItG !e Of
tie followers and managers Of the na-
chine? If they sncoeed in sending dele
CATION to the national convention, II VIII
be against Cleveland, and for HI as y
trade. They are now preparing such
delegation, and they are using the pl.
! trOnage OF the federal administration, Of
, the state government ana of the city of
baltimore to serve their object and 70 d.
feat the denomination II the President.
NO Personal AMBITIONS TO SERVE, NOR
SELFISH AIMS TO PROMOTE.
In a moment like this 10 man is iusti-
FED IN Judging Of the motives Of those
who assist il IL know that [ can speak
TO- myss II. and the leadj-g men ol it,
that our sole object is:
/. To secure the passage by the next
Legislature cf the Tldcu election law. as
! adapted to our condition by th3 Reform
League. That is a -, citic, definite meas
ure; that IS not reform in us hroaGesJ
sense, but it is di.tiurt proposition 10
secure their votes to all g5- oaopie with
out distinction of parity w.re ur color,
just as the laws H-eua ybey snail have
them.
>. To procl-e lie selection Of men for
| governor, comptroller, attorney general
and members of the legislature whose
prime pies and then lives give gaLrantac
that they will use their oiIiGiai powei To
secure the passage aud enforcement OF
| such law.
). To secure the passage Of an act for
the Constitutional Convention that will
provide for convention of the best nlel
III the state, without regard tn party, by
means OF minority representation in the
delegatirns FROM the city and the coun-
| ties
For these ends we intend 10 asjtate,
demonstrate and debate. We Invite the
| adheIentS OF the bosses to meet us IN
joint debate before the Democratic party.
| We will divide time with them at any
| time anywhere, and We will appeal 30 the
| party to decide bstweeu us. Public cyiu-
| ion will indicate with certainly the
| proper candidates to lead the canvass
and with pei fleet confidence. We leave
| the issues we are making and tho sgiec-
| tion of the candidates j. the good aud
| honest people of the state. Ca these
| issues we are entitled to the support OF
all men who love tbs Democratic party,
| of all III who love tae state. ot all men
who love good government without Yes1rd
to party, aud we will get that support.
| We will canvass this state county by
| county, and as we make clear our puIpo-
ses, and have our object understood, the
whole people will rise up aud iusis that
they will have fair elections anu honest
| government by honest men.
TRYING To BREAK Up THE MEETING.
During the progress OF Gen. Juhrspu's
| speech the bells ou the engine Rouse, i'm
mediately adj dining the Guy Han, began
| to ring, and for some time kept mp q
constant caugor. Some of the audience
began to rush out; but Genera. johnSon
SAW the purpose at once, aud suggested
| that they ought to try some new ''gagA
that OLe was played ont. Let
them keep on ringing their he'll. hn said,
''and | will say something about Demo
cratic rings and their Republican allies
that will make it warm ihg engine
went down tGe street. and came back
again. The few who had goue ont soon
came back. aud when Guveruor iamii-
ton was introduced the hall was full.